Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, June 7, 1898

MONDAY’S HARLEM RACING.

The racing at Harlem yesterday was over a
fast track and in a muggy temperature. Five
of the six events on the card produced interest-
ing finishes.

The last furlong of the first race was full of
action, five horses being bunched and under
punishment. The favorite exhibited great
speed along the back stretch. Rounding the
turn she appeared a certain winner. She re-
tired almost at the head of the home stretch.
Teulada, the second choice, was green at the
post. She jumped up and down when asked to
break and got off so badly that she was pulled
up before going a quarter.

Floronso was much the best of his company
in the second race. He was shut off in the back
stretch and had to make three distinct moves
to win. Half way around the turn he dashed
through one opening. Near the furlong post
another spurt brought him through into second
place. Then he challenged Topmast and beat
him.

Miss Marks was believed to be in a soft place
in the third race. She won after a desperate
struggle. Off in front, she barely lasted long
enough to have a head to spare at the winning
post.

Morte Fonse was a hot favorite for the fourth
race. Severely punished the last three-six-
teenths, he won. He might not have done so had
not Southern Spy had a bad break at the start
and been shut off in the final drive. Colonel
Clark called Rutter out of the line before going
to the post and instructed him to use his whip
coming home. Rutter obeyed the letter and
spirit of his instruction. Inconstancy, Jack of
Hearts and Southern Spy were also flogged.
Jack of Hearts’ race was a great improvement
over previous performances here.

A palpable foul marred the fifth race and re-
sulted in the disqualification of the odds-on
favorite, Dave Waldo. Gray said the colt was
to blame, but spectators who had a good view-
said Gray was the offender. For nearly seven
furlongs Dave Waldo galloped in front, with his
mouth wide open.. Coming into the stretch he
swung wide. The first sixteenth of the stretch
he came along swinging. Halfway down Gray
turned in his saddle and looked back on the
outside. Seeing no horses there he quickly
turned the other way. Then he saw Barataria
and Graziella lapped and responding to ener-
getic riding. When less than a furlong away
Dave Waldo crossed to the inside. His left
flank bumped against Barataria’s right shoul-
der, throw-ing him against Graziella. Both
came near going down, particularly the filly,
on which Rose finished out of his stirrups.
Waldo then went on and finished an easy win-
ner. In all probability he would have won
easily had he been kept straight. Before the
horses had been started back toward
the scales a crowd gathered around the
judges stand. There was a slight demonstration
The boys were called into the stand. Gray
said he hit his colt with the spur and the colt
swerved. The judges gave him the benefit of
the explanation and did not punish him. The
colt’s owners and backers suffered, for he was
disqualified and the race given to Barataria.

The last race furnished a surprise. Time-
maker and Frank Thompson were chosen as the
contenders, The Devil being conceded an out-
side chance. Timemaker delayed the start and
eventually got away last. Frank Thompson
did little better. When the field got away,
Donna Rita went to the front and was never
headed. Timemaker closed steadily for five
furlongs. Then he weakened. The Devil, in
hand to the stretch, outfinished Frank Thomp-
son.

Imp is now on her way to Sheepshead Bay.
She was shipped yesterday evening and is due
at Jersey City tonight. If she does well in the
humid Atlantic climate the filly will be a starter
in the Suburbau Handicap, to be run Saturday,
June 18. Her impost will be 102 pounds.
Nobody has been engaged to ride her, but that
matter will be given early attention and a com-
petent lightweight will have the mount. The
Suburban is worth $7,000 to the winner. Satur-
day night Mr. Brossman did not intend to ship
the mare east. Sunday his friends had time to
talk over the matter with him, and advice and
argument influenced him to change his mind.
Paul Miles is probably as much responsible as
anybody for Imp’s departure.

Frank Phillips arrived from California yes-
terday. He stopped at Leadville and Denver.

W. Martin was at the track, but did not have
any mounts. He got back yesterday morning
from Cincinnati, where he rode Plaudit in a
walk-over for the Buckeye Stakes Saturday.
Wednesday night he will go to Latonia to ride
the great 3-year-old in the Latonia Derby. He
will ride Plaudit in all stake engagements ex-
cepting those in which Pat Dunne may have a
starter.

Jockey T. Burns got in yesterday morning and
was a busy figure in the racing.

A dispatch from a good source in New York
last night declared that Bowling Brook had
broken down. Thos. J. Gallagher.

GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

Outside of Jean Beraud, “Kelston,” of the
Morning Telegraph, does not have an exalted
opinion of the 2-year-olds that have shown on
the eastern tracks so far. but says :

‘T have reason to believe that they will make
a better record later on. The half-brother to
Ben Brush, by Sir Dixon— Roseville, is, I feel
satisfied, a good colt, and one that will take a
lot of beating from the best. Macleod of Dare
(half-brother to Halma) will also prove a race-
horse, but I doubt if he will show at his best
until he has another year over his head. Gold
Car, I think, will also show different form to
what he has already done. Indeed, bred as he
is, it would be strange should he fail to develop
some class.

“Charite, in Mr. Walden’s string is, on her pri-
vate form, a high class filly, and should she
train all right she may take a lot of beatipg in
the Futurity. Whiplash, which won the other
day, will also prove but little behind the best
before the season is out. “Matt'’ Simpson,
who owns Whipcord, the dam of Whiplash, has a
yearling half brother to her by the 111 Used
horse Daniel. He is of just the same type as his
raking half sister, only he has a bit more finish
and quality.

Glenheim has not proved anything like his
real form yet, although at that he has shown far
better than Plaudit did in his first attempts.
Good judges who saw him work at Louisville
this spring tell me that he showed a first class
colt, and W T . Walker, the owner of Mr. Phinizy,
which won out Thursday, whose opinion I value
highly, thinks that when Glenheim is right
good he is a first class colt.

“The Hanovers of all ages have, however,
been this season rather unlucky, as several other
highly tried colts have had to be stopped with
bucked shins or coughs, while Handball, which,
on his 2-year-old form, ought to have been heard
from in stake events, is not within thirty pounds
of himself on account of being sore in his
shoulders, so that he is all tied up in his action.

“Mr. Bennett’s handsome 3-year-old, Handsel,
had also to be stopped when going great guns,
and about good enough to beat the best of his
, age. He is now in work again, but he may not
race before the meeting at SheepsheadiBay.”

BROOKLYN FORM CHART.

GRA^ ESEND, L. I., June 6. — Sixth day. Brooklyn Jockey Club. Spring Meeting.
2.: Weather clear ; track fair.

Presiding Judge; R. W. Simmons. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald.

Racing starts at 2 :30 p. m.

6218

FIRST RACE— 5-8 Mile.

) added. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

tvt ;

St

% Vi \ Str Fin

Jockeys

Owners

O

H

L

C

107

2

31 1h 11 114 Maher

D Gideon

7-5 8-5

7-5

7-5

115

1

1h 2*k 22 23

Taral

H Campbell

3

34

3

34

110

4

4« 41 32 34

Simms

J S Curtis

5

6

4

4

104

7

21 34 414 4«

Spencer

O’Connor

J Rowe & Co

6

10

6

8

104

8

64 53 53 5“

W C Daly

20

50

20

30

106

6

7 7 62 63

Irving

R T Wilson Jr

6

15

6

10

107

5

8 8 7 7-1

Lamley

M F Dwyer

10

20

10

20

110 3
Dixon-

52 6 2 8 8 Doggett

Time, 124, 244, 364, 1:024.
-Merry Maiden.

H W’arnke Sr

6

15

6

10

Ind Horses
61053 J ACK - POINT
61972 MR. CLAY
61353MUGGINS
6107 MORNING
5497 AL REEVES
6061 SPARROW WING
6107 CHOPIN
PIRATE M.

Start fair. Won driving. Point was probably best and finished gamely. He requires strong
handling and is only a fair colt. Clay ran a good race and hung on well. Ho will do best in
mud. Muggins was unlucky at the start and galloping first part. He stopped badly at the end.
Is a good looker and should improve. Morning showed a nice burst of speed, but quit last fur-
long. Watch him. Pirate M was eased through the stretch. The others appeared to be of no
account.

Scratched— Formero, 115; Russella Walden, 112.

Overweights— Muggins, 3 pounds; Sparrow Wing, 2; Pirate M, 3.

6219

SECOND RACE — 1 Mile. $500 added. 3-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances.

Ind

Horses

W T t

34 32'

2nk 2 h

St

9513 INTRUSIVE 115 6

6136 3 LA U DEM AN 115 4

6194 MERLIN 115 8 7 61

54982HARRY CRAWFO’DllS 7 4» 4«

5498 LEW RYAN 112 1 V 12

23503 CHALMERS 115 11 11 9

1696 SYRINX 110 3 54 51

8833 SIFFLEUR 115 5 62 8

58222SLASHER 115 9 9 7

5498 TILLIE W. 110 10 10 10

6063 JOHN MORRELL 115 2 8 11

5372 NAP. BONAPARTE 115 12 12 12
2441 HEARSO 112 13 13 13

StrFin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

5940 YODAN

112 Left at the post.

21 13 Taral W H Karrick 3 3 2 2

14 214 Simms W W’alker 6-5 7-5 6-5 7-5

3 nk 3 « Spencer W C Daly 6 15 6 12

44 44 R WilliamsJ Watkins 6 15 6 10

5 1 54 Hewitt J J McCormick 15 100 15 50

8 63 Irving Rogers & Rose 3 6 3 4

7 7 H Lewis August Clason 8 12 8 12

62 8 Doggett J A Bennett 6 10 6 10

9 9 Hamilton E Thomas 5 8 5 8

10 10 O’Leary H Warnke Sr 40 60 40 50

11 11 Coylie J H Leopold 60 100 60 75

12 12 Leary B Weil 60 100 60 75

13 13 Hupp B J McArdle 25 200 25 100

Penn Oneck Stable 20 200 20 150

Time, 264, 504, 1 ] 1

Winner— Ch. c, by Meddler— Frolic Grace.

Start straggling. Won easily. Intrusive is a fine looker, and was easily the best. He requires
strong handling, and finished game and strong. Laudeman was nicely handled and lucky. He
hung in the last furlong. He appeared to be winning an eighth out, and is improving. Merlin
ran a fair race and was lucky, stopping at the end. Crawford was coming fast at the finish. He
was weakly handled at the end. Watch him* Ryan showed most speed; was probably short.
Watch him. He is a good looker. Chalmers had no chance at the start, and was closing stoutly.
He got a bad ride and favors a route. Slasher ran a poor race. He lacked speed throughout.
The others had no chance at the start.

THIRD RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling,
l) wU Bedford Stakes. $1,000 Added.

Ind Horses

Wt St V 4 H

Str Fin

Jockeys

Owners

O

H

L

C

5759 LARVA

113 2

21

22

U4

11

Taral

Marcus Dalv

4

12

4

12

6133 CHEMISETTE

109 4

5 1

41

214 24

Hirsch

RW Walden & Son 10

20

10

15

(6107)AUTUMN

102 6

4»

51

41

3“

Maher

A J Joyner

6-5 8-5 6-5 8-5

6107 TYRBA

102 1

32

31

31

44

Jones

G B Morris

6

15

6

15

6105 IMITATION

105 10

7

6“

63

54

Spencer

J Rowe & Co

8

10

5

8

60593DR. PARKER

103 5

62

7

7

62

Coylie

J A Bennett

5

8

5

8

SIR HUBERT

. 105 9

8

8

8

7*

T Sioan

FleischmannSons 2

24

2

11-5

5823 CLAP TRAP

97 3

14

li

51

8

O’Connor

W C Daly

6

10

6

10

562720RATI0N

100 7

9

9

9

9

Songer

Bromley & Co

24

8

24

6

5279 HILEE

97 8

10

10

10 :

10

Lamley

H Campbell

20

40

20

30

Time,

114,

234, 564.

Winner— Ch. c, by Inverness— Butterfly.

Start bad. Won easily. Larva is a grand looking colt and was lucky but easily the best.
Chemisette closed strong after some interference on turn ; got poor ride. She is promising. Au-
tumn favors a route and strong handling. He was off badly and closed very fast. He had no
chance with the ride he got. Tyrba beat the barrier and stopped badly at the end. Is best in
mud. Imitation improved his position throughout and showed tine form. Was off badly and ran
around field. Dr. Parker had no chance at the start or with ride. He acts like a coward. Watch
him. Sir Hubert was away poorly and ran green. He was coming at the end and is a fine looker.
Watch him. Clap Trap stopped like a shot in the stretch. He will probably improve. Has a lot
of speed.

Scratched— Armament, 108; A N B, 105; Jack Point, 103; Hopkins, 102; Extreme, 100;Bettie
Gray, 97.

Overweights— Chemisette, 2 pounds; Tyrba, 2; Dr. Parker, 2.

(*291 FOURTH RACE-1 1-8 Mile.

$800 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.

Ind

Horses

Wt St h h StrFin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

(6106) BEN RONALD
61322 HO WARD s
5966 FILAMENT
60602 HOWARD MANN

6-5 9-5 6 5 8-5
2 2 7-5 7-5

10 30 10 30
2 24 2 2

125 1 4 3» 3* D4 D4 Simms M F Dwyer

116 3 21 21 21 214 23 Taral Bromley & Co

99 2 1h 11 11433 33 Makin P S P Randolph

114 4 3 4 4 4 4 Penn R Carruthers

Time, 264, 521, 1 :044, 1 :18, 1 :444, 1 :57i.

VVinner— Br. g, 4, by Ilindoo— Ben-Ma-Chree.

Start good. Won easily. Ronald was easily the best and won in a gallop. He was eased
up. He is a greatly improved horse. Howard S. ran a good game race. He may improve, but
wants a diuGreut kind of track. Ho showod improvement. Filament led on sufferance and
belongs among cheaper horses. Howard Mann bolted at the start. He had no chance after it.
Is not of much present account. He may win a race in mud, if lucky.

Scratched— Ben Eder,;i26: Bannock, 111; Ortolan. 106.

(Continued on 2nd Page.)

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NOTES OF THE TURF.

When Mr. Sydney Paget’s speedy 4-year-old
mare, Lou Bramble, was registered as a yearling
with the Jockey Club, it was under the name of
Buella. Accordingly when she races in the east
she will start for at least three times under
both names, carded Lou Bramble (Buella). —
New York Herald.

Friday’s Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune says :
‘‘After the handicap yesterday W. A. Porter’s
good horse J. A. Gray pulled up very lame and
will probably be on the shelf for several days.

The 3-year-old filly Bellchasse died Thursday
night from the effects of wrenching herself and
breaking her stifle joint in a race that day.

The once noted Clifton, N. J., racetrack has
been cut up into building lots.

E. C. Cowdin, the owner of Requital, is a
member of Roosevelt’s troop of rough riders.

FOR SALE,

ORA M, bay mare, 4 years old, by imp. Order,
dam Trinket, by imp. Great Tom, etc. Trinl et
is the dam of Ill-Wind, the dam of East Wind,
Belle Bramble, Ben Bramble and Ed Farrell;
also the dam of Tocor, Linlithgow, Frank
Ellis, St. Veronica and Fellowcbarm, a sire.
Ora M. is sound and gentle, stands 151,
weighs 1,050 lbs. ; brigh t ba y, black legs, mane
and tail, no white. Is a maideu, never started,
has lots of speed and is welT^broken to harness.
Will make a great race^ffr broodmare. For
price, etc., call or address

W. H. Day,

Box 36. North Greenfield, Wis.

Milwaukee County.

OAKLEY POOLING.

Louisville, Ky., June 6.— To-night’s pooling
on Tuesday’s Oakley fields is:

□ First Race— Nervura, $12; Norma Taylor, $10;
Press Kimball, $8; Willie Sellers, $6; Obstinate
Simon, $5; field, $5.

Second Race— Motilla, $12; Star of Bethlehem,
$10; Allie Belle, $8; The Planet, $8; Violet Par-
sons, $4; field, $5.

Third Race — Eddie Burke, $15; Millstream,
$10; Skylark, $10; Kittie B, $8; field, $5.

Fourth Race— The Barrister, $25 ; Hard Knot,
$8; field, $8.

Fifth Race— Won’t Dance, $25; Rosinante,$10;
Three Bars, $10; Banished, $8; Henry Launt, $8.

Sixth Race — Komurasaki, $10; Voyageur, $8;
Kriss Kringle, $8; Calleen, $6; Azucena, $5:
field, $5.

HIGHLAND PARK FORM.

Detroit, Mich., June 6. — The form of
Tuesday’s Highland Park fields is:

First Race— Lennep, Takanassee, Lady Irene.
Second Race — Ree Mitchell, Mouzeltoff,
Gay Parisienne.

Third Race— Alamo, Irksome, Reprieve.
Fourth Race— Pingree, Isabey, Hendrie entry.
Fifth Race — Brighton, Our Johnny, Paul
Kauvar.

Sixth Race— Pearl, Bon Jour, Nicholas.

HIGHLAND PARK ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast.

First Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses

Age

Wt.

Hdcp.

55582Headlight

4..

..117

655

6171‘-’Santa Cruz

6..

..114

5715 Sister Clara

.... 4..

.110

60842Takanassee

4..

. 110

2290 3 Snowden

.... 3..

..104

640

5415 Belle of Corsica

3..

.. 99

5715 Weeclipsie

3..

.. 99

625

57842Lennep

3..

.. 99

(5786) Lady Irene

3..

.. 99

5840 Spanish Princess —

.... 3..

.. 99

650

2594 Ella Rae

3..

.. 99

625

2743 Farm Life

3..

.. 99

660

Second Race — 1-2 Mile.
2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp.

Victory Rye

113

Jim Lick, b. c,

by Getaway—

Kissimmee —

113

5320 Contravene

110

Fairmont

110

5320 Sadie Ross

110

Mountain Rose

110

5631 Gay Parisienne

110

(6085) Ree Mitchell...

110

16072Crinkle

110

Topaz

110

Ocicbrookes —

110

(1607)*Oak Maid

110

6093 Mouzeltoff

no

5782 Granby

108

6126 Thanksgiving...

105

650

.650

.670

.675

.655

♦Formerly Old Maid.

Third Race — 7-8 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

.650
.672
.660
. 665

Ind. Horses

Age

Wt.

5718 Alamo

6...

.107

2388 Reprieve

5...

.105

6204 3 Oualaska

5...

.105

5834 Will Wallace

4...

.103

2264 Sifter

3...

..102

2264 Bob Chance

3..

..100

5718 Gracie C

..100

6083 Irksome

6..

..100

9465 Manzanita

4...

. 98

.650
.645
. 655
.635
.660
665
.670
.640

0222 FIFTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. $500 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

fnd

Horses

Wt St H H

5859 MISS TEN NY 92 2 1« 1*

61372 DO LA N D O 109 3 3«

54693CONTINENTAL 110 5 62

6137 DR SHARP 99 8 4*

6132 ; U MPERATOR 112 10 8

5435 TINGE 107 9 7

6137 HER OWN 97 6 9

6137 NICK 112 1 51

6063 TEN SPOT 109 4 2i

2471 SIR GAWAIN 105 7 10

Str Fin Jockeys

Owners

li

12 O’Connor
2 H T Sloan

O H L C

PulsiferAKarrick 4
FJeischmannSoDs 1

7 3H 3£ Doggett J L Harland 20

43 42 Maher W B Sink 6

7 53 Songer J Galway 6

61 61 Spencer J Atkins 15

8 7 Hothersall Mrs WC Daly 20

9 8 Taral Bromley & Co 4

51 9 Hamilton P Nolan 20

10 10 Jackson J A Bennett 20

4 5,

3-5 4-al
20 50

100 20
6 4

60 20
50 20

Time, 264, 36i, 49, 1 :03i, 1 :15L

Winner — B. f, by Tenny — Fair Vision.

Start fair. Won handily. Miss Tenny was best and drew away like a good filly at the finish.
Dolando is not himself yet. He ran a good race but dislikes weight* Continental showed sur-
prising form and huDg on gamely. Doggett saved ground with him on the rail. Dr! Sharp was
badly bandied and lost ground on the turn. He had no chance with the ride. Needs a strong
jockey and dislikes this track. Imperator, off badly, took the long route and had no chance
with his ride. He requires careful handling and was coming at the end. Nick showed plenty of
speed and appeared to be galloping the first half. He stopped to nothing in the stretch He
probably sulked and is unreliable from now on. Ten Spot alio stopped to nothing.

Scratched— Mainstay, 107 ; X Ray, 107; Hanlon, 104; Handpress, 94; Reprisal, 104* Rotter-
dam, 109.

Overweights— Continental, 3 pounds.

(>223

SIXTH RACE — 1 l-l(i Miles. $600 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances

Ind

Horses

Wt St H StrFin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

2 4 2 4

1-2 1-2 2 5 2-5
4 8 4 6

20 30 20 30
20 30 20 30

6029 OGDEN 104 3 12 Hill 12 14 T Sloau Marcus Daly

(6132)TILLO 121 5 42 32 21 2i 2d Simms Rogers & Rose

61312SEMPER EGO 112 2 3* 42 31 33 3* Taral Bromley A Co

6194 BANNOCK 104 4 5 5 5 4* 42 Spencer G Anderson

6132 ORTOLAN 94 1 22 2i 43 5 5 O’Connor W C Daly

Time, 24i, 49i, 1 :15, 1 :414, 1 :48.

Winner— Br. c, 4, by Kilwarlin— Oriole.

Start good. Won easily. It was a very fast race. Ogden, favored in every way, was never
pressed. He was perfectly handled and ran an extra good race. Tillo was unlucky at start and
overweighted. He laid away too long and was stopping at the end. Ego was closing stoutly at
the finish, after being beaten on the turn. He is good. Bannock was eased at the end He
couldn't keep up at any part of race. Ortolan was killed off chasing Ogden.

Scratched— Doggett, 111; Hanwell, 111; Refugee, 103; Tanis, 103; Free Lance, 104; Whistling
Con, 94; Louise N, 101; Flax Spinner, 94.

Overweights — Semper Ego 1 pound.

Fourth Race — 1 1-4 Miles.

3-year-olds.

Detroit Derby.

(5753) Isabey

122

.750

6202-*Laverock

...117

.730

6035- Nabob

...117

.725

(6087)*Harvey

...114

. 735

(6067)Skillman

...114

.715

2329 Greenhorn

...114

.700

(6175)Pingree

.740

6122 Miss Gnssie

..109 ....

.710

2094 Alice Farley

*W. M. Hendrie entry.

...109

.720

Fifth Race— 1 1-8 Miles.

4-year-olds and upward.

Allowances.

f5704)Paul Kauvar

4.

. . . 107

.690

(5274) Rock wood

4.

...100

5647 Don Clarencio

4.

...100

.670

(5443) Otto H

4.

... 100 . . . .

665

6060 Our Johnny

4

100 .

685

(6129) Brighton

4.

...97

.700

3070 Old Saugus

5.

... 97

.680

5621 Bagpipe

97

650

Sixth Race— 7-8

Mile.

3-year-olds and upward.

Selling.

(6204) Nicholas

.665

5394 Stanza

5.

...107

.645

5837‘^Carlotta C

4.

... 105

.655

6101 Bon Jour

3.

...102

.675

(6067)Skillman 3 99

6204 Pearl 3 .... 96

5419 Holy Land 3 94

5473 Isen 3.... 92

650

670

640

660

ST. LOUIS FORM.

St. Louis, Mo., June 6. — The form of Tues-
day’s Fair Grounds fields is :

First Race— Her Favor, Bequeath, George T.
Todd.

Second Race — Lady of the West, Counter
Tenor, Can Galop.

Third Race— Dr. Marks, Fireside, Jesse.

Fourth Race— Ed Farrell, Our Chance, Liba-
tion.

Fifth Race— Loving Cup, Madeline, Belle
Ward,

Sixth Race— Sir Rolla, Deerfoot, High Noon.

ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast.
First Race— 7-8 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Allowances
Ind. Horses Age. Wt. Hdcp.

6112 Samovar 4 117

S908 Captain Carmody 4 117

9942 M. Reynolds 5.... 116

6000 Garnet Ripple 4 114

5974 San Saba R 3.... 106

6140 George T. Todd 3.... 106

6163 Polaris 3.... 106

5919 Lough Mask 3 106

Violin 3 103

8594 Chief Harrigau 3 103 654

8357 Bequeath 3 103 .

5439 Title 3.... 103 .

6141 Livadia 3 101 .

6058 Miss Garrett 3 101 .

913 Cousin Lizzie 3 101 .

6078 Gracia Qui Vive 3 101 .

5837 Brightie B 3.... 101 .

6140 Miss Lizzie 3 101 .

6140‘-’Her Favor 3 101 .

Second Race — 1 3-16 Miles.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

6190 Counter Tenor 6 111

6055 Black Silk

6165 Jack Bradley 6 .... 108

6055 Pop Dixon 4 107

6113 Charley Reiff 4.... KT

61872Tony Honing 4 10'

6055 3 Maddalo

5818 Plantation 4.... 104

6113 Anger 4.... 104

(6229)Full Hand 4.... 102

6186 Cau Galop 4 102

6165 2 Confession 4

6140 Farondelle 3...

6187 Tom Kingsley 3.

622
..658
..648
. 645
. . 656
..640
..665
..662

6..

..Ill ..

....672

6..

..Ill ..

....645

6..

. . 108 . .

....640

4..

. . 107 . .

....662

4..

. . 107 . .

....635

4..

. . 107 . .

....668

4..

. . 107 . .

....658

4..

..104 ..

....652

4..

..104 ..

4..

. . 102 . .

4..

. . 102 . .

....670

4..

. . 102 . .

3..

..92 ..

.... 660

. 3..

. . 89 . .

....666

. 3..

..87 ..

Third Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

6166 Jesse 6 119

6186 St. Augustine 9 119 ’

6187 Gold Top 4 117 ..

955 Joe Bailey 7 116

6187 Fingal 4 114 !

6108 3 Minnie Weldon 5 114 !!

59743A1 Lone 4 112

6163 3 Aunt Mary 4 112

.670
. 665
.668
.650
.652
.662
.660

6139 Henrica..’! 4 112 ..... 656

! 672
.640
675
654
.645

2282 Fireside 4. ... 112

5063 Free Gold 3 106

4942 Dr. Marks 3 103

6141 Myriam G 3 101

6078 Queen Abana 3 101

Fourth Race -1 Mile.
3-year-olds. Allowances.

(6110)Ed Farrell 115

6140 Fixed Star 105

6190 Our Chance 155

6110 3 Libation 102

Fifth Race— 7-8 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

700

650

695

680

\UIUi ) ILLtfUlCllUO

5857 Lady Hamilton

. 4.

. . . JLUVf . . . ,

...107 ....

(6166)Belle Ward

. 3.

...96 ....

...680

5919 Little Slipper

3.

...96 ...

...660

61412Loving Cup

. 3.

...96 ....

...700

6141 3 Naoma

...670

Sixth Race— 1

Mile.

3-year-olds and upward.

Selling.

6191‘ 2 Basquil

. 4.

...114 ...

. . . 660

(6191) High Noon

. 5.

...Ill ...

6191 Helen H Gardner

. 5.

...Ill ...

6165 3 Dan Huger

. 4.

...no ...

914 Mattie L

. 6.

. . . 109 ...

...642

1146 Miss Pressley.

. 4.

. . . 105 ' . . .

. . . 640

4978 R B Sack

. 3.

... 100 ...

...648

(6192)Sir Rolla

5997 3 Dudley E

. 3.
. 3

... 99 ...
...97 ...

...652

5423 Domsie

. 3.

...95 ...

. . . 655

6042 2 Deerfoot

. 3.

...92 ...

. . 670

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HARLEM FORM CHART.

CHICAGO, ILL., June 6.— Twelfth day. Harlem Jockey Club.

Weather clear ; track fast.

Spring Meeting.

P residin g Judge, M. Lewis Clark. Starter, Richard Dwyer.

Racing starts at 2 :30 p. m.

6206 FIRST RACE — 3-4 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-old fillies. Maidens. Allowances.
Ind Horses

6046 MISS FAIR MOUNT 105 8»
5608 EXQUISITE 105 54

6090 PEN SO ROSO 105 9
60903 MISS HAYDEN 107 l»

CHANTILLA 105 4™

6150 MISS WISE 105 74

9657 THE LAST 105 6™

REVENGE DARE 105 8»
5662 LA CHAMPAGNE 105 2"
6152 DUTCH IE 105 10

TEULADA 105 11

Wt St M Yt \ StrFin Jockeys Owners

O H L C

7« 4 ** 2nk 14 Gray
4H 5« 44 24 Clawson
9 84 5» 3i Rutter

8U 9 64 44 Bloss

Ink 26 114 514 J Hill

Godfrey & Faulk’rJO 30 30 30
T F Sellers 4 5 4 44

T Luc key & Co 12 15 12 12

M Welch 12 15 12 12

L H Hascall 4 5 4 5

6« 6 nk 34 6 r * Shepherd G E Morgan & Co 12 15 12 15

32 Ink 711 76 Dorsey B J Johnston 6 5 6-5 4-5 9-10

5 nk 711 81° 812 W H MartinWaldeu <fc Sweet 100 150 100 150

2«k 31 9 9 VanKuren G M Brown 30 40 30 30

10 10 10 10 Harrington T H Rees 100 100 100 100

11 11 11 11 H Martin James Murphy 3 4 3 4

Time, 131. 25, 37, 49}, 1 :03, l :16i.

Winner— Ch. f, by Buchanan— Eleanor II.

Post 6 minutes. Start poor. The first five were driving hard. It was a bad lot and any of
the first four had a chance to win the last sixteenth. Miss Fairmount was the luckiest of the
bunch. She had clear sailing through the stretch while Penso Roso and Miss Hayden were
interfered with. With a clear path the latter would have won. She made a strong bid in the
stretch, but was bumpea into and obliged to pull up at the sixteenth pole. Penso Roso was
buck jumping in a pocket all through the stretch. Exquisite came around the field on the turn
and avoided all interferences through the stretch. Dutchio and Teulada were practically left.
Dorsey’s ride on The Last was very bad. Ho took the long route and pumped the filly com-
pletely out in the back stretch.

Scratched— Denise, 105; Rose Riley. 105.

Overweights— Miss Hayden, 2 pounds.

6207 SECOJ '

SECOND RACE — 7-8 Mile. Purse $400. 3-yoar-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind Horses

Wt St 44 Vi X Str Fin Jockeys Owners

O H L C

6179 ;{ F LORON SO 95 3nk 5™ 6} 41 2*4 14 Gray B J Johnston 1 14 5 1

57783TOPMAST 110 2*k 24 2H 23 12 2« Caywood S M Reynolds 8 5 2 8-5 9 5

612o WARREN POINT 105 6« 6" 3 nk in 34 Rutter James Curl 12 15 12 15

(6150)FESTA 98 5 nk 8 74 7 5 4 N « 4 nk Clawson M Jordan 2 24 2 2

612(A2TOM TOHER 94 14 3*4 524 3** 53 5 6 Flick John Brenock 8 8 6 7

6125 NELLIE BAKER 101 4nk 41* 4 nk 514 72 6Q L Smith I Wallenstein 15 30 15 25

57162 LITTLE SADIE 103 8 Ink Ink 0 nk (J5 724 Knighton John Krepper 25 75 25 60

6151 FLORENCE BRUEN 90 7«k 724 8 8 8 8 Jed Waldo Wymore & Co 50 200 50 150

Time, 13, 25, 374, 50, 1 :02}, 1 :154, 1 :28.

Winner — B. c, 3, by Fonso — Florence E.

Post 2 minutes. Start good. VVon cleverly after an early drive ; second and third driving
hard. Floronso had to be a lot the best to win. He was sharply cut off in the back stretch, and
alter that Gray was compelled to pick his way. He did it cleverly, too. Topmast had a lot of
speed, and ran a good race. Warren Point is a consistent performer. His best races are at three-
quarters. Festa, slow to begin, finished strong. Watch Tom Toiler at three-quarters in cheaper
company. He is eligible to cheap races.

Scratched— Blue Jacket, 101.

Overweight s— T om Toher, 2 pounds.

THIRD RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $400. 2-yoar-olds. Selling.

ind

Horses

Wt St h y a

61 542 MISS MARKS

105

24

(5745) VIE LAMONT

105

8»

5922 CHARLO

103

94

6079 PI KATE JUDGE

109

Ink

(5952) ROSE ASH

106

54

5210 JUDGE WILCOX

100

74

COLLEGE BOY

105

11

5633 ERNES PIE

103

104

6149 ANN BELL

105

3nk

5809 STELLA

100

6nk

MONTANA GENT

103

4.1

StrFin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

T 2 124 14 pi Caywood M Jordan 1111

24 22 2 } 25 Flick W Gum 10 25 10 20

44 32 34 3G N Turner F R Hamlin 10 20 10 15

74 5 6 414 4 1 4 T Burns J W Schori A Son7-5 2 7 5 9-5

T Shannon 6 10 6

5 nk 4 nk 5 nk 55 Bloss

3« 64 84 6 2 Hunter

104 8nk 92 74 J Hill

91 92 7 N « 82 Nerow

R Bradley

20 100 20 75
10

Eastiu & Larabie 4 12 4

W H May & Son 10 20 10 20

6» 724 6» 9 5 Van Kureu P J Miles 20 50 20 50

11 102 102 103 Shepherd J Rolston 8 20 8 20

8 nk 11 11 11 Clawson W E Applegate 6 10 6 8

. , _ , Time, 12, 244, 494. 56.

Winner— B. f, by Galore— Phoebe Marks.

Post 2 minutes. Start fair. VV011 driving hard; second and third were ridden out. Miss
Marks was tiring fast at the end. Caywood u-*ed judgment on the filly and never drew his
whip until the last twenty yards. Vie Lamout seems to be a good filly. She is a trifle under
sized, but has speed and courage. Charlo ran a fair rac8. Pirate Judge was short on speed,
it was practically a three-horse race all the way.

Scratched— Appeal, 100; Defender II., 103; Prince Harry, 103.

Overwei ghts— Miss Marks, 5 pounds.

6209 FOURTH RACE I 1-1 G Miles. Purse $400. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling

I nd Horses Wt St 4^ V* X S tr Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C

61513 MORTE FONSE 116 4» 4 nk i» 14 i»i 14 Rutter L H Ezell 1 i 3 5 3-5

5953 INCONSTANCY 107 Ink 2 } 3 nk 44 2} Clawson M Jordan 6 7 6 6

6151 JACK OF HEARTS 112 3nk 314 5H 2nk 2 nk 3* Bloss C Van Den burg 15 20 15 ’0

SPa^& SPY !?? f fit 531 44 JHi11 Eastiu & Larabie 2 24 2 U 5

llb 5 " 4 " 5 ‘ 2 * ;4 " 5nk h Shields L H Hascall 5 7 5 7

blol IONTO 109 7 nk 8 7nk 6& 725 6» Caywood W E Annletrate 4 5 4 44

^ CONNIE LEE 107 64 72 8 8 *« 7ir. Harrington J H i'ewtr* 10 15 10 »

bliJ MND OUT 116 2" D4 12 7 n ’k 8 8 VanKuren L Landry 15 20 15 20

„ T . „ Time, 134, 254, 504, 1:034, 1:17, 1:44, 1:50*.

Winner— Ch. li, 6, by Fonso— Flyer.

Off at first break to a good start. Won driving; second and third driving even harder. Morte
Honse was the best anil in a soft spot. Rutter hustled him along early and the old horse set his
own pace. It was a slow one. Inconstancy, well haualed, ran a creditable race. She was coming
fast at the finish. Jack of Hearts seemed to have a winning chance when straightened away, but
tired in the final pinch. Southern Spy was off in the rear division and had a rough journey.
Harbinger seemed to be running easy down the back stretch and could have gone to the front at
any stage. Throw his race out. He is being pointed for a cheap three-quarter race. He can win
one of that kind. lab him closely in such a race.

Scratched— Paskola, 111.

^ JLO RACE 1 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances,

jnd Horses

61532*DAVE WALDO
(6151) BA RAT ARIA
(6071) MONK VVAYMAN
6153fALBERT S.
(6046)GRAZIELLA

Wt St X H X StrFin Jockeys Owners

100

92

O H L C

110

95

lG 1}

224 24
4 nk 43

124 Gray
2« T Burns
3'* Clawson
4 L Smith
Rose

Wymore & Co
W C Fessenden
T F Sellers
Laird & Hand
F J Kelly

3-5 453 5
24 3 24

8 8

12 15
2 24

6

12

7 10
13-5
7

12

11-5

14 124 13

2 nk 410 2«

5 5 5

44 34 4«

3» 2 nk 324 38 31 „

♦Disqualified for foul. tFiuished fourth, but was misplaced

tj „ , t ■ u Ti ™ e : , 25i ’ 49 *. 1 :024, 1 :15, 1 :42.

Winner— B. g, 3, by Lisbon— Aala-Lala.

Post 2 minutes. Start good. Dave Waldo was running easily at the fiuish. All the others
were driving. VV aldo was the best and could easily have won without fouling those behind him.
On the turn he was galloping. Gray swung wide allowing Graziella and Barataria to come up
on the inside. When straightened away Gray looked to the right and saw nothiug coming. He
then took Dave Waldo to the inside. This interfered with Barataria and he in turn bumped into
Graziella. The latter almost went down. So did Barataria. Burns on Barataria started to go
around Dave Waldo enteiing the stretch and that is why Gray made a wide turn. Albert S. fin-
is lied st r(mg_and^i^^mned^^jtjj^gl£ji(^w a full length in front of Graziella at the finish.

^ ^ ^ SIXTH RACE 7-8 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year olds and upward. Allowances.

106

Ind Horses Wt St

6153 DONNA RITA
61752 THE DEVIL
( 6122 ) F R ’ N K T HOM PSON 103
60562'TI MEM AKER 116

Str Fin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

1680 PATROON
2063 3 D E PE N D I N G

Winner— B. f, 4,
Post 6 minutes.

T Licalzi 6 8 6 7

T F Sellers 3 4 3 34

VV H Laudemau 6-5 7 5 6-513 10
J VV Schorr & Son 1 1 4 5 9-10

Mrs W J Bauman 30 60 30 50

E M Bergen 12 15 12 12

Ink 124 1| 114 11 13 Caywood

24 3 nk 3» 34 2 nk 2 i Clawson

54 4 » 5 nk 42^ 311 35 H Martin

6 5G 44 2 nk 4H 4<J T Burns

95 4nk g 8 5 nk o 51 4 Rutter

95 34 2 nk 2 nk g 5 nk 6 Flick „ .

Time, 13, 25, 37, 494, 1:024, 1 :154, 1 :274.

, by St. Blaise— Active.

Start fair. Won hand ridden: second and third driving. There was a gen-
eral mix-up at the start from which Donna Rita escaped. She was in the middle of the buuch
and clear of the others when the barrier arose. Caywood took advantage of this and made a
runaway race of it. Th fj . fi lly had a lot of speed and was at her best too. Frauk Thompson and
I imemaker were both in bad positions at the start. Timemaker got straightened out early and
had little or no excuse. Trank Thompson, though, was pocketed all of the way. He ran much
better than the figures show. The Devil is good and ran a good race. He has been badly
placed. Depending had some speed. He was high in flesh, though, and hardly ready to race.
Watch him. -

OAKLEY FORM CHART.

OAKLEY, O., June 6.— Fourteenth day. Cincinnati Jockey Club. Spring Meeting.
Weather clear; track fast.

Presiding Judge, J. A. Price. Starter, J. F. Caldwell.

Racing starts at 2:15 p. m.

j Jy 1 ^ FIRST RACE-5-8 Mile. Purse $300. 2-year-olds. Selling.

Horses

Ind

6180 OLESKA
6180 PANSY H.
61282EASTA BROOKS
6014 BELLASQUADA
59303LUCKY JIM
6126 GRACE DARL1N1
5989 GIDDY
6014 MADGE S.

5989 MAY Q.
MAXWELL

Wt

St

h

StrFin

Jockeys

Owners

O H

L

C

96

4

4i

42

24

14

Dupee

George J Long

6 6

6

6

103

3

14

12

11

22

Barrett

B V Crosby

7-5 8-5 75 8-5

108

8

64

53

4i

3*

Conley

S Williams

7 5 8-5

7 5 8-5

98

7

7

7

7

42

Nutt

James Smith

5 7

5

6

98

6

54

63

61

53

Thornton

G W Coulter

6 8

6

8

101

2

21

2»

31

64

Kuhn

Scoggan Bros

10 15

10

15

93

5

8

8

8

7

Moody

Jones & Scott

20 50

20

25

98

1

32

31

51

8

C Clay

S C Lyne

4 5

4

5

98

9

9

9

9

9

Gaddy

C D Chenault

40 60

40

50

104 10

10

10

10

10

Lew

W H May & Son

30 60

30

50

Winner— B. f, by Pardee— Outstep.

. Post 3 minutes. Start good. VVon easily; second the same. Eastabrooks was slow to get
going. He finished strong. Grace Darling showed marked improvement, but tired, as did Pansy
H. Bellasquada was again unfortunate and unable to get through in time.

Scratched — Safrano, 90; Zene, 90; Sallie J, 101.

0 2 Jg SECON D RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 3-yea r-oldsT'SMlTn^

Wt St

Ind Horses

57852 COSMOS 87 4

6130 BOARDMARKER 95 2

5992 SKINK 100 3

5785 CREED MO RE L. 90 6

6127 MISS C. 95 8

54603DORA B. 94 5

6127 RATHMORE 100 9

5460 THE NAULAHKA 874 1

5521 DOMESTIC 100 7

5652 INJURY 87 11

5929 LAURETTA B. 90 12

1762 MISS ANNIE 90 10

Winner— Ch. g, by Wanderer— Sister Euphrasia.

Post 8 minutes, Start good. Won in a hard drive of three. Skink should have won. He
was used too much early in the race, and bore out on the stretch tarn. Those behind him were
all stopping at the finish. Dupee outrode C. Clay at the finish. Lauretta B. either propped or
was pulled up at the post, and was virtually left.

Overweights— Dora B , 4 pouuds; The Naulalika, 24.

V%

%

StrFin

Jockeys

Owners

O

H

L

C

32

22

22

In

Dupee

J R McKee

24

24

24

24

21

3»

34

2 2

C Clay

Gorman & Sexton24

24

9

24

1«

12

14

3 5

BeauchampJ L Marders & Co 6

7

6

7

7

7

51

4nk

Miller

Dunn & Carter

6

6

6

6

61

51

43

53

Nutt

H J Scoggan

4

4

4

4

41

45

61

62

Southard

J K Redmon

15

15

15

1

8

8

7

7

Hahn

R E M Porter

30

30

30

3

54

61

8

8

Gaddy

M R Harned

25

30

25

3

9

9

9

9

Kuhn

Walters & Co

12

12

12

1

10

10

10

10

Mopen

W S Barnes

20

90

20

3

11

11

11

11

Walker

H G Owsley

30

50

90

40

12

12

12

12

Webster

C Dennler

60

60

60

60

e, 124, 234, 36, 484, 1:014, 1:

15.

6214

THIRD RACE — 5-8 Mile. Purse $300. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind

Horses

6096 FLAVIUS 115 1

6180 BEZIQUE 112 5

6155 MARCHMONT 102 2

6014 CHALLIE HOWARD94 4

5930 FUSION 97 6

5958 DOTTIE 94 3

5989 SINTRAM 97 7

Wt St X %

_Str Fin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

4.1 42 43 11 Conley H T Griffin 6-5 7-5 6-5 7-5

32 32 34 22 Kuhn J S Wadsworth 10 12 10 12

24 Ink Ink 311 Barrett G D Mastin 3 3 24 24

Ink 22 24 43 Southard W S Payne 40 40 40 40

53 54 54 5 1 Dupee D O’Brien 2 2 2 2

6io 620 620 630 c Clay Wells & Co 8 10 8 10

7 7 7 7 Webster H A Allan 30 50 30 50

Time, 121, 24, 36}, 494, 1 :03}.

Winner- B. c, by Volante— Glovine.

Post 25 minutes. Start good. Won easily; the next three driving. Flavius was easily the
best. Marchmout was quitting at the end. Clialiie Howard ran a much improved race. Will
bear watching. Fusion ran very poorly for a second choice.

Overweightsj^Ma^chmont, 2^ pounds.

6215 FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. Purse $350. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind Horses

Wt St X Str Fin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

6130 HAND-OR xt _ 97 7 12 13 is 12 is C Clay T H Coleman Jr 7-5 8 5 7-5 8-5

6O0O PERFORMANCE 107 1 22 23 22 22 24 Kuhn S S Brown 2 24 2 il-5

61012KRISS KRINGLE 105 4 34 3» 3» 3* 3* J Mathews R E M Porter 7-5 7-5 7-5 7 5

6156 ROYAL DANCE 106 6 4« 41 4H> 42 4* Conley J R Hughes 10 15 10 15

6158 GUN ST 90 2 62 6« 615 510 520 Gaddy Phelps A Green 100 250 100 150

6181 TRAVIS 109 5 55 55 54 65 65 BeauchampT G Peker & Co 20 30 20 30

61842COURTESY 117 3 7 7 7 7 7 Southard J H Smith 100 300 100 150

Time, 25, 494, 1 :15, 1 :27i, 1 :414.

Winner— Ch. c, 3, by Hanover— Fleur d’Or.

Post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; the next two driving hard. The winner got off
with a running start, took the lead before going the first quarter and the others never could
catch him. Kriss Kringle was catching Performance at the end. The others were never in it.

Scratched Possum , 100; Ko m nrasaki, 100 ; Sauber, 102; Carrie Lyle, 107; Nover, 109.

62 16 FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile ami 70 Yards. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward.

Ind Horses Wt St X Y%

Owners

O H L C

Str.Fin Jockeys

61302GREAT BEND 110 2 4« 5« 22 l«* 14 Dupee C T Patterson 7-5 8 5 7-lMHf

60502MILLSTREAM 100 1 D li 12 22 2« BeauchampJ J Markleiu 7-104-5 3-5 3-5
61573MELLIE 98 5 7 7 51 34 35 Southard J H Smith 50 100 50 100

5960 ST. HELENA 112 3 3‘* 6> 4" 52 4" Roby C L Blackburn 25 75 20 30

6157 KATHIE MAY 98 4 24 3- 65 44 55 C Clay RHBronaugh&Co 20 40 20 25

61593AN ME TAYLOR 89 7 61 2" 34 65 615 Gaddy W E Fielding 8 10 8 10

5932 HUNGRY HILL 102 6 5« 4" 7 7 7 Thornton E Williams 100 200 100 150

Time, 24}, 49}, 1 :15i, 1 :284, 1 :42i, 1 :464.

Winner— Ch. c, 3, by St. Blaise — Susquehanna.

Post 3 minutes. Start good. Won in a mild drive; second driving hard. The best horse
won, although he was as straight as a string. Mellie ran a good race, considering the company
she was in. Annie Taylor showed speed for six furlongs. Millstream needs a rest.

Scratched Liew Anna, 97 ; Cymbeline, 101.

Ov erwe ights -Hungry Hi ll, 5 pound s.

62T7 SIXTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds. Selling.

Ind Horses

Wt

St

54 Vi

X

Str Fin

Jockeys

Owners

O

H

L

C

95

8

7

54

2»

12

Nutt

T H Blackburn

4

44

4

14

97

1

12

U

14

23

Kuhn

S S Brown

3

6

3

6

105

2

3«

24

34

34

BeauchampP S Donovan

6

6

4

6

105

3

2»

34

42

44

J Mathews Robinson & Moore6

8

6

8

102

7

53

44

61

54

Barrett

Gil Curry

6-5 7 5 6-5

7-5

95

9

6“

7

7

6»

Dupee

W L & R K Lewis8

15

8

10

100

6

8

8

8

7

C Clay

J A Sykes

8

8

8

8

104

4

45

62

51

8

Conley

R L Forsythe

8

10

8

10

95

5

9

9

9

9

Wedderst’d T Wedderstrand

50

60

50

60

105

10

10

10

10

10

Hahu

R VV Donovan

60

100 60

75

5959 ROT HA
53303 VOYAGE UR
59943TEUCER
61272 FRANK WAGNER
6131 MARIETTA II.

5707 FROSTY
6018 BURNAP
6156 SAMIVEL
6100 RIDA
5219 CORONATUS

Winner — B. f, by Deceiver— Zulite.’

Post 5 minutes. Start poor. Won easily: second the same. Voyageur got the best of a bad
start Rotha came like a greyhound through the stretch. Wagner tired at the end. Teucer
could not keep up. Coronatus was as good as left. The boy on him was kicked at the post.

Scratched— Allie Belle, 95; May Lemer, 100.

Overweights— Marietta 11, 2 pounds ; Frank Wagner, 3; Samivel, 2.

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OAKLEY FORM.

Cincinnati, O., June 6 —The form of Tues-
day’s Oakley fields is :

First Race— Piccola, Nervura, Norma Taylor.

Second Race — Motilla, Violet Parsons, Allie
Belle.

Third Race-Millstream, Skylark. Eddie
Burke.

Fourth Race— The Barrister, Orderlette, Hard
Knot.

Fifth Race— Henry Launt, Three Bars, Won’t
Dance.

Sixth Race— Calleen, Komurasaki. Kriss

Kringle.

OAKLEY ENTRIES.

Probabilities.. Weather clear; track fast.
First Race — 5-8 Mile.

2-year-olds. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Age. Wgt. Hdcp.

6182 Obstinate Simon 92 660

6072 Cascarilla 92 640

6155 2 Piccola 94 075

6096 Manana 94 045

593) Willie Sellers 95 648

6155 Ollie J 96 652

6016 Frank Stanton 96 0o0

61803Rosa Masso 98 655

6155 Press Kimball 99 665

(6180) Norma Taylor 103 670

(6126) Nervura 109 672

Second Race— 3-4 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

5460 Oriental M

... 3..

.. 86

61563 Allie Belle

... 3..

.. 91

6131 Bertha Nell

... 3..

.. 94

61273Armorel

... 3..

.. 94

5959 Bob Walker

... 3..

.. 96

615S 3 Star of Bethlehem —

... 3..

.. 99

6127 Nekarnis

... 3..

.. 99

6097 2 Violet Parsons

... 4..

.. 99

6185 Elsie Barnes

... 4..

..102

5901 Gar A von

... 3..

..102

6156 Harold Lindsay

... 5..

..104

6073 Motilla

... 5..

..104

6100 Cymbelino

... 5..

..106

60733 Ray H

... 5..

..108

6181 The Planet

... 4..

..113

.625

.670

.668

.665

.630

.662

.635

.672

.660

.625

640

.658

.655

Third Race— 1 1-16 Miles.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

6184 Masconomo

3..

.. 88

5363 Beu O’ Fallon

3..

.. 90

6158 Sue Nell

3..

.. 90

61843Dominica

4..

.. 91

6184 D. L

.... 4..

.. 91

6216 Hungry Hill

4..

.. 91

6051 Est Ne Regina

4..

.. 93

6215 Royal Dauce

4..

.. 96

6216- Millstrea m

3..

.. 99

61603 Hidago

6..

..100

5394 L. W

4..

. . 103

(6158) Skylark

8..

..112

(6185)Kittie B

5..

..116

(6159)Eddie Burke

4..

..119

.625
.630
.660
. 635
.625
.640
. 675
.680
.700
.670
. 650
.695
.685
.690

Fourth Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs.
Diamond Stakes.
2-year-olds. Allowances.

Second Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

5776 Howitzer

6091 Red Gidd

61243Dagmar

Age

... 3..

a

Wgt.
..94 .

94 .

Hdcp.
600

. ... 670

6067 Borden

... 3..

..97 .

6179 Dousterswivel

... 3..

..97 .

675

6120 Moroni

... 3..

..97 .

GO

93393 Kalmia

... 4..

. . 103 .

625

6173 Amanda

... 6..

. . 105 .

610

62073 Warren Point

.. . 5..

. . 107 .

645

6067 Pitfall

... 6..

. . 107 .

610

6067 The Tory

... 4..

..110 .

660

Third Race — 1

1-8 Miles.

4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

6125 Dorothy III 5 101 ..

6179 BanquoII 4.... 102 ..

6175 Pete Kitchen 5 — 103

(6042)Moncreith 4 — 107 ..

(5892) Joe Clark 5 — 110

Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

(5449) Daisy F 3.... 92 ..

61523 Fair Deceiver 3 — 92 ..

(5810)lnuenco 3 — 97 ..

6153 Lone Princess 4 — 103

6179 Carrie F 4 — 103

(6125)Don’t Skip Me 4 — 103 —

(568l)Benneville 3 — 105 —

(6120) Bryan 8 — 107 —

The Tarcoon 4 — 105 —

(5776) La Princessa 4 — 107 —

6071 Diggs 6 107 —

6042 Albertvale 4.... 108 ....

6095 Whitcomb 4.... 109 ....

Fifth Race— 4 1-2 Furlongs.
2-year-olds. Allowances.

61783MazieV 95 ....

6009 Ed Tipton 98 ....

(5830) Toluca 105 ....

(6066)Barabbas : 108 ....

(5502) Rush 113 —

Sixth Race--3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

660
. 695
.675
.690
.700

700

595

‘ 665

655

650

670

680

550

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.700

.620

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6063 Henry Chance

3..

..93 ..

....650

5146 Linstock

3..

..96 ..

785

6012 Peter McCue

3..

. . 102 . .

61773Tom Collins

3..

..102 ..

....745

Me Jacks . .

4..

. . 104 . .

25183San«amon

4..

. . 107 . .

....700

6091 Flotow

4..

..107 ..

....715

(5467) May W

4..

. . 108 . .

.... 800

(5833) Bellicoso

6..

. . 109 . .

....760

6091 2 RamiroTI

..109 ..

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5899 2 Prelim inary

... 103 ....

..690

5814 2 Hard Knot

... 106 ....

..700

(5899) Orderlette

...118 ....

..710

(5961)The Barrister

...121

..725

Fifth Race— 1

1-8 Miles.

3-year-olds and. upward.

Handicap.

6129 Banished

.... 3.

...95 ....

..720

61293Rosinante

.... 4.

...96 ....

. 725

6129 Three Bars

.... 4.

...106 ....

..740

6158 2 Won’t Dance

.... 5.

... 108 ....

..730

6129 2 Henry Launt

.... 4.

...114 ....

..750

Sixth Race-

3-4 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward.

Selling.

6217 2 Voyageur

.... 3.

... 99 ....

..660

6075 Possum

.... 3.

...102 ....

. . 625

6181 Dr Pitts

.. .. 4.

...104 ....

6160 Terramie

.... 4.

...104 ....

..635

6098 Calleen

.... 5.

...104 ....

. . 675

6215 a Kriss Kringle

.... 3.

...105 ....

..670

61813 Ray B

.. .. 4.

...105 ....

..640

6160 2 Komurasaki

.... 3.

,...106 ....

. 672

2772 Azucena

.... 3.

... 106 ....

6181 Nover

..668

6160 Petrel

.... 4.

,...107 ....

..650

6185 Miss Frances

.... 5.

...107 ....

..662

5443 Everest

.... 4.

...110 ....

..645

61313Suydam

.... 4.

...110 ....

. . 666

6156 2 Ned

.... 4.

...112 ....

. . 665

HARLEM FORM.

The form of Tuesday’s Harlem fields is:

First Race— Streamer, Cousin Lottie, Miz-
zoura.

Second Race -Dousterswivel, Dagmar, The
Tory.

Third Race— Joe Clark, Banquo II, Moncreith
Fourth Race— Daisy F, Bonneville, Don’t
Skip Me.

Fifth Race— Toluca, Ed Tipton, Rush.

Sixth Race— May W, Linstock, Bellicoso.

HARLEM ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast.
First Race— 5-8 Mile.

2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree Wt.

Hdcp.

6066 The Dragoon

100 .

600

5599 Green Witch

6178 Exception

101 .

625

5661 Guatemoc

104 .

610

6066 Cbeval d’Or

6174 Irene F

620

61493Cousin Lettie

104 .

650

60663Defender II

610

King Cotton, ch,

c, by Fal-

setto— Cottona. .

112 .

Jim W, b. c, by

Fordham —

Laura Allen

112

6066 2 Mi zzoura

112 .

640

Streamer, b. c, by Topgallant

— Kittie Gunn. .

112 .

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ST. LOUIS, MO., June 6.— Twentieth day. St. Louis Fair Association. Spring Meeting.
Weather clear; track fast.

Presiding Judge, Jos. A. Murphy. Starter, C. C. Chinn.

Racing starts at 2 :30 p. m.

6224 F

IRST RACE— 1 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind Horses

Wt

St

H,

H

*

StrFin

Jockeys

Owners

O

H

L

C

6108 COLONEL GAY

114

1

31

22

11

22

1*

Snell

T A Cook

7

8

5

6

6111 TOLE SIMMONS

94

6

41

44

21

Ink

22

Frost

J 6c F Grefer

7-5

9 5

7-5

8-5

61403KING’S GUARD

93

8

21

34

42

44

32

Booker

C B Campbell

20

25

12

20

6083‘ 2 MONTEDONICO

95

9

7

5»

6

5 2

42

T Leigh

L H Kuhs 6c Co

3

5

3

4

6143 OSRIC 11.

110

4

51

63

51

6

5-1

Foucon

C C Maffitt

4

5

7-5 9-5

6163 FLORA G.

93

5

11

14

31

34

62

T Knight

J Gazzolo

25

75

25

50

6143 KRUNA

103

7

8

8

72

7

7

Hendricks

G W Scott

50

100 50

75

6082 BARBEE

90

9

9

9

8

8

8

J Woods

T Sayres

12

30

12

20

57703ADAM ANDREW

108

3

6nk

7*

9

9

9

J McDou’ldH L Jones

25

30

25

30

Time, 25. 50, 1 :044, 1 :164, 1 :42L

A inner— Blk. c, 4, by Tom Paxton — Lillie V.

Post 2 minutes. Start good. Won in a hard drive ; second also driving. Tole Simmons was
probably the best, but Frost could not help him at the finish. Colonel Gay is a shifty kind of a
horse. Osric II. did not run kindly under waiting orders. King’s Guard closed strong. Flora
G. had speed. Montedonico ran his race.

Scratched— Bridgeton, 1C9; Belvadell, 108; Inspirer, 108; Russella, 103; Joe Shelby, 101; Lav-
erna, 88.

6225 SEC0ND

RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs.

Purse $400.

2-year-olds.

Selling.

Ind Horses

Wt St 44 V4 & StrFin

Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

61622DR. SAM 106

6079 BULGARIAN 103

60132NANCY SEITZ 105

6079 RED PIRATE 106

6138 BLENHEIM 106

61883FLYING BIRD 105

6162 LADY OSBORNE 105

6079 HENRY WOLFER 106

64

8

D

34

31 11
5 nk 9nk Freeman

20
7-5 24

Stubbs Bros

Everett O G Parke 10 10

T Leigh E O Pepper 4 8 4

J Gardner A Calm 6 10 6

Gormley W H Cutler 25 100 25

Van Camp Williams&Norton 4 4 24

Frost PTmer,B'nson<feCo3 7 3

Snell J S O’Brien 60 100 60

15
7-5 11-

4 5

„ T Time. !24, 254, 50i, 1 :03, 1 :09i.

Winner— B. c, by Panique— Waiting II.

Post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won cleverly; second ridden out. Also Ran II. was at a false
price considering his California form. He was well seasoned. Flying Bird quit badly. Dr. Sam
finished game and strong. Nancy Seitz had a lot of speed. Blenheim will improve. Bulgarian
ran a good race.

Scratched— O’Connor. 103.

THIRD RACE-1 Mile ami TO Yards.
\J Jd O Selling.

Purse $400. 4*year-olds and upward.

Iud

Horses

Wt St % y 2 \ Str Fin Jockeys

6187 UNCLE ABB 111 5 51 42 24 12 14

57353SULLROSS 111 7 64 5« 54 42 2*

61132 MAM IE G. 106 9 8 9 7 31 34

6191 LEASEMAN 108 4 74 7 8 52 41

61863PER('ITA 106 6 31 34 4J 22 56

5888 JANE 106 10 10 8 9 8 6*

6053 BLACK JACK 111 3 21 24 34 7 71

6143 ALVA 108 8 9 10 10 10 8*

60002 JUDGE de BOUSE 108 2 4** 64 6 9 98

.5995 JUDITH C. 106 1 13 is 12 6 10

Owners

O H L C

Foucon E C Brown 3 34 3 3

N Hill Foster Bros 10 20 8 20

Kelly Caesar Young 6-5 7-5 6 513-10

Guitiers S J Charles 10 25 10 20

J Gardner H Franklin 10 15 10 12

McCloskey GC Bennett 8 20 8 20

Newcom M S Hughes 25 <5 25 60

Everett J C Tucker 15 75 15 75

Frost J J Berry 5 15 5 12

Nixon Douglas&Bruhns 40 75 40 60

„ T . Time, 244, 504, 1 :164, 1 :434, 1 :47i.

W inner— B. h, 5, by Sir Dixon— Alga.

Post 13 minutes. Start poor. Won ridden out ; second and third driving. Mamie G was the
best. She was crowded back to last place on the first turn and ran around the entire field. She
closed game and true. Judith C had enough at six furlongs. Leaseman ran a fair race. Uncle
Abb was well ridden.

Scratched-St. Augustine, 111; Joe o’Sot, 108; Amber Glints, 106; Helen H. Gardner, 106; Wee-
natchie, 106.

FOURTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles.
Owners’ Handicap.

Purse $400. 3-y ear-olds and upwards.

Ind

Horses

Wt St H 44

6056 { T H E ELECTOR
61422LAU REATE
(6081) FOUND

StrFin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

3 5 3-5 2-5 3-5
12 12 8 10
.7 5 8-5 6-5 7-5

88 2 21 21 26 11 12 T Leigh Brown & Ward

68 3 3 3 3 3 21 Watson G C Bennett

72 1 12 1 h ink 21 3 T Knight J Huffman

„ T . „ Time, 244, 494, 1 :154, 1 :41, 1 :474.

Winner— B. c, 4, by Hanover— Lady Abbess.

Post 2 minutes. Start good. Won pulled up. The other two were doing their best. The
Elector always held his field safe. He came away when ready. Found was run into the ground
racing with him. Laureate ran a creditable race u nder an incompetent jockey.

0228 FIFTH RACE— 3-4 3Iile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind

Horses

61893 NICK CARTER
(6189)SILVER SET
6189 LADY CALLAHAN
2077 KING ELKWOOD
PRESQUE ISLE

W t St H \ Str. Fin Jockeys Owners

O H L C

J Hatchett
G. W. Curtis
M S Hughes
F W Cooper
W A Bennett

852 6-5 8-5

4-5 4-5 3-5 7 10
8 12 6 10
50 300 50 200
50 200 50 150

105 2 21 24 26 13 Frost

100 1 11 Ink Ink 22 J Woods

100 4 33 36 310 310 Newcom

104 3 5 5 45 410 H Wiison

102 5 46 46 5 5 R Smith

Time, 244, 49, 1 :024, 1 :14f.

Winner— Ch. c, 4, by Keene— Occasion.

Post 7 minutes. Start fair. Won cleverly; second driving. Nick Carter was the best. Sil-
ver bet s victory over lnm Saturday was a lucky one. They raced as a team to the last hundred
yards. Then the fi ly failed badly. Nick Carter crowded her at the finish, but it did not effect
the result. Lady Callahan is improving.

.no S £ratched-Ed Farre11 ’ 106: Bishop Reed, 105; H. S. Tobacco, 105 ; Alcides, 103; Enchanter.
10w 1 Hester, 10 w .

6229 SIX ™iiRACE-6 !-2 Furtougs. Purse $400. 3-j ear-olds and upward.

Ind

Horses

Wt St H y z

6108 FULL HAND 107 9

6163 FOURTH W ARD 1014 4

6083 HUSH 111 2

(5330) UTOPIA 111 3

61393 HA RR1E FLOYD 109 5

5738 GLENMOYNE 111 7

6113 STOCKHOLM 109 8

698'j MITCHELL 112 6

5792 MISS BRAMBLE 107 1

5768 ROSA HURNS 94 10

StrFin Jockeys

812 73 75 In

22 11 12 2 n« Gilmore

34 6 5 2« 3nk Snell

51 44 43 41 j Woods

6 2 51 34 53 Foucon

62

Owners

O H L C

J Gardner Br’wning&B’dm’n 40 75 25 60

/■ll 1T» f'X VO ( -1 Cl » • ( > L> . ■ v-te-% 11 /ilr IO 4 A 1 O

44 31
9 9

8

85

N Hill
McIntyre
Freeman
T Leigh
Ward

G Grassmuck
W A Kirwan
F Garner
C M Barrow
Foster Bros
J 6c F Grefer
A Hobusch
T E Davis
T Hums

12 15 10 12

5 12 4 10

24 3 6 5 2

3 5 3 4

6 10 6 8

10 50 10 40
3 4 3 4

2 8 2 6

50 150 50 100

12 23 61 9
Broke down.

„„ Time, 244, 494, 1 :15i, 1 :21i.

Winner— B. f, 4, by Hanover— Arragon.

Post 9 minutes. Start fair. Won ridden out; the next three were driving. It was a well
bajaiiced lot of rather bad horses. Half the field had a chance a sixteenth out. Harrie Floyd
off badly, was pumped out getting up. Full Hand had clear sailing on the outside. Mitchell is
of no account. Utopia will improve.

Scratched— Forseen, 109; Empress Josephine, 94; Nightgown, 94.

Overweights— Fourth W T ard, 34 pounds; Harrie Floyd, 2.

BROOKLYN FORM.

Brooklyn, N. Y., June 6.— The form of Tues-
day’s Gravesend fields is :

First Race — W T hiplash, Harmonica, Royal
Maiden.

Second Race— Previous, Nuto, Sensational.
Third Race— Peat, Cleophus, Fleischmann
entry.

Fourth Race— Geisha, L’Alouette, MissMiriam
Fifth Race— Alpen, Loiter, King’s Pride.
Sixth Race— Belmar, Thomas Cat, Doggett.

BROOKLYN ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather clear ; track fast.
First Race— 5-8 Mile.

2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances.

Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp.

(6133) Whiplash 118

Harmonica, b. f, by Hanover

— Reclare 106

5794 Charmante 106

Althea, b. f, by Dutch Roller

or Atlantic— Blossom 106

Theory 106

6133 Miriam Claire 106

.700

.650

5629 Royal Maiden log

5669 Lady Sueerwell 106

5539 Rose May ...!!! 106

5340 Dragon Fly "log

Uithyia, ch. f, by Tammany—

Isis 106

61072Lepida ..../{J

Second Race— 1 1-16 Miles.

3-year-olds. Handicap.

Ind. Horses. Age. Wgt.

(6103) Previous 126

61962Sanders ! ! ! ! 112 !!

61963George Boyd 106

6194 Nuto ;.io2 ;;

60312 Whistling Con 102

6193 Sensational !.100 !!

Third Race— 3-4 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Patchogue Stakes. $1000 Added.

6222 Imperator 4 ng

(6026) Peat 5...!ll4

6134 Cleophus i no

(6064 )*Irish Roel 6.Tl09

(6137)Zanone 5.... 108

6134*Georgo Keene

6196 2 fSanders

6027fHandpress

5761 First Fruit

2387 Van Antwerp

61373Leedsvillo

♦Fleischmann entry. fP. J. Dwyer entry.

Fourth Race— 1 1-8 Miles.

3-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances.
Gazelle Stakes. $3000 Guaranteed.

6104 Miss Miriam 112

5862 Kitefoot 112

6193 Sagacity 112

(5862)Geisha 112

5796 L’Alouette 112

(6222) Miss Tenny 112 .. .]

Fifth Race— 5-8 Mile.

2-year-olds. Selling.

6197 Compensation 106

6197 King’s Pride 104

(5605)Alpen

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6197 Diminutive 101 ..

6107 Stamina 97

6133 Miriam Claire 94 ..

61333Loiter 94

Sixth Race— 1 1-16 Miles.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

(6221) Ben Ronald 4 123 ..

5913 Thomas Cat 4 110 ..

61063Doggett 6 109 ..

(1050) Belmar 6 109 ..

59133Kniglit of the Garter 4 101 ..

5728 Refugee 5 .... 100 ..

6194 Louise N 5 98 ..

61043General Maceo 3 84 ..

. 765
.780
. 750
.800
.770
.790
.760
.770

YEARLING

..SALES..

BY THE EASTON COMPANY

OFFICES: 1,122 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
SALES PADDOCKS: OPPOSITE MAIN EN-
TRANCE SHEEPSHEAD BAY
RACE TRACK.

WILLIAM EASTON, AUCTIONEER.

Sales at the Easton Company’s Paddocks

Friday, June 17; Saturday, June 18, and suc-
ceeding days until all are disposed of— Rancho
del Paso thoroughbred yearlings, property of
Mr. James B. Haggin, Sacramento. Cal.
Catalogues now ready.

Thursday, June 23— Dixiana Stud thoroughbred
yearlings, property of Messrs. Thomas &
Gardner, Lexiugton, Ky.

Saturday. June 25 — Nursery Stud thoroughbred
yearlings, property of Mr. August Belmont,
Lexington, Ky.

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, June 28, 29
and 30 — Belle Meade Stud thoroughbred year-
lings, property of Gen. William H. Jackson,
Nashville, Tenn. Catalogues now ready.

Principal Foreign Events of 1898.

Ascot Week June 14 to 18

Goodwood Stakes July 27

Doncaster St. Leger September 7

Cesarewitch October21

Cambridgeshire October 26

Manchester November Handicap. .November 26

a. Jiuiupcvuj^ ltDU Dauh, IN . o .

Friday and Saturday, July 1 and 2— Beaumont
Stud thoroughbred yearlings, property of Mr.
H. P. Headley, Lexington. Ky. ; Wenonah
Stud yearlings, property of Mr. W. P Norton,
Hopkinsville. Ky.; Adelbert Stud yearlings,
property of Messrs. Williams 6c Radford; Sil-
ver Brook Stud thoroughbred yearlings, prop-
erty of Mr. L. O. Appleby, Shrewsbury, N. J.

Monday, July 4— Fairview Stud thoroughbred
yearlings, property of Charles 6c A. J. Reed,
Gallatin, Tenn. Catalogues now ready.

Monday, July 4 — Avondale Stud thoroughbred
yearlings, property of Messrs. E. S. Gardner
6c Sons, Saundersville, Tenn. Catalogues now
ready.

Old Fort Stud thoroughbred yearlings, property
of Mr. J. V. Shipp, Midway, Ky.

Futurity Day — Hurricana Stud throughbred
yearlings, property of Messrs. Stephen San-
ford 6c Sons, Amsterdam, N. Y.

On date not yet decided— Willamette Stud
thoroughbred yearlings by imp. Topgallant,
property of Mr. John B. Ewing, Nashville,

AT CHICAGO, ILL.;

Thursday, July 14 — Belle Meade thoroughbred
yearlings (western consignment), property of
Gen. William H. Jackson, Nashville, Tenn.

OTHER CHICAGO SALES ANNOUNCED LATER

... 1898 ....

15 MILES FROTA ST LOUIS 08 THE WABASH

Barney Schreiber's mo pel farm..

THE CHOICEST OF AUSTRALIAN BLOOD.
FOUL SHOT BY MUSKET-SLANDER.

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L Legerdemain, (Czarwitch)

TWeet Australian

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'Calendar (Importod) .
^Cassandra,

( Ithuriel

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Hambletonia

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Beil Brand.

( The Colonel

Sister to Cactus.

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I Touchstone, by Camel
( Verbena, by Velociped
Catton, by Golumpus,
Tranby’s da a by Orvi]
Castro), by Buzzard.
Idalia, by Peruvian.
Filho-da-Putfc ,by H’ph
Finesse, by Peruvian.
Humphrey Clinks? ,by(
Cervantes’ mare,
i Touchstone, by Camel.
Emma, by WhiBker.
Whalebone, by Waxy.
Selin mare.
Brutandorf, by Black!
M is . Cr’ickeb ’nks.by W
Waxy Pope, by Waxy.
Castauia. by Gohanna,
Stamford, byPleripter
Harmonica ,byH’mblet
Priam, by Emilius,
Ally, by Partisan.
♦Rous’ Emigrant by Pi,
♦GuJnare.by YoungGoh
Whisker, by Waxy.
Delpini mare.

Snltan, by Selim.
Duchess of York, by Y
Touchstone.

Verbosa.

. j Skiihinda.

I Sallie Brase,

BARNEY SCilficIQER

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BRIPGcETON. MO.

Tuesday, June 7, 1898.

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Harlem Jockey Club...

HARLEM RACE TRACK, CHICAGO, ILL.

Spring Meeting May 24 to June 24 Inclusive.

$75,000 IN STAKES AND PURSES TO BE GIVEN AWAY.

FIVE OR MORE RACES DAILY, RAIN OR SHINE, BEGINNING AT 2:30 P.M.

LADIES FREE EVERY THURSDAY.

GRAND CONCERT BY BANKS CREGIER’S ORCHESTRA-30 PIECES-DAILY AT 1:30 P.M.

ADMISSION $1.00. LADIES 50 CENTS.

SPECIAL RACE TRAINS on Lake St. "L,” stopping at all LOOP STATIONS, leave Randolph St. and 5th Ave. at 1:00, 1:12, 1:24, 1:36 and 1:48 p.m., stopping at Halsted St.,
Ashland Ave. and 52d St., connecting with electric trains direct to the Grand Stand. Time to track thirty-one minutes.

Special Electric Race Trains (fonr cars) leave Yan Bnren and State Sts. via 12th St. and 5th Ave. on 12th St. line every ten minutes from 12:40 to 1:50
p.m., stopping at Canal and Halsted Sts. and Ashland and Ogden Aves., direct to the track in thirty-three minutes.

Leigh’s Portable Stalls.

Cheap, Safe, Sensible, Comfortable.

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OPEN MONDAY, MAY 23

FULL REPORTS RECEIVED BY WIRE ON ALL RACING EYENTS

CHANGE OF TIME

Fpecia 1 train leaves P. F. W. & C. R.R. Depot, Canal and Adams Streets, at 1 :20
p m , stopping at Archer Avenue, 41 Street and Engit wood Regular train at 2
p.m. Returning at 5 :30 p m

Alley L connects with electric cars at 63d Street and Madison.

Lake Miore & Mich gan Southern, Van Buren Street Depot. Regular train a
12:06 pm. Returning at 4 :3 1 p.m

Illinois Central South Chicago Express trams connect with Roby Electric Cars
at 92nd Street

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Fare for the Round Trip on All Trains 25 Cents.

25 CENTS IN PAPER. 50 CENTS IN SOFT MOROCCO.
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American Sporting Hanual of 1898...

A HANDBOOK OF FIGURES BEYOND COMPARISON.

SEEN EXPERTS HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO IT.

George Siler on Pugilism. Tom Gailagher on Billiards. F. H. Brunell and C. C. Riley on Racing
Ed Sheridan on Baseball. Louis Sass on football, cyclina and athletics.

An Official Compendium of Records.

RACING, TROTTING PACING, BICYCLING, BILLIARDS, BASEBALL, ATHLETICS. X X

X x PUGILISM AND THE PUGILISTIC EVENTS OF 1897,
HAND1 CAPPING AND BOOKMAKING TABLES.

NEW FEATURES IN THESE LINES. THREE HANDICAP TABLES: WITH KEYS.

SUMMARIES BY EXPERTS ON EACH SUBJECT DISCUSSED.

EDITED BY R. H. BRUNELL

DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO., 126, FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAGO. ILL.